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tan later at sunexpress.com and secure your seats today. Hello, Meg Linahan here and Steph Young and I are back for your instant analysis following the second day of group stage matches in Japan. The U.S. women's national team

got back to their winning ways against New Zealand, but groups F and G brought the vibes and

the goals across the board, while Group A remained a little more muted affair as Canada and

Team GB picked up wins. Before we get into it, you can subscribe to The Athletic

for all of our women's soccer coverage and beyond. There's always a deal for you at theathletic.com

slash full time. All right, Steph. Let's just start. I mean, you look at the scoreline

6-1 for USA versus New Zealand, and maybe if you don't watch that

game, you're thinking, all right, well, that's pretty good, right? That was a weird game, though.

That is so wild to say about a 6-1 scoreline that, like, yeah, it flatters the United States a little

bit. It was a little bit.

It was a weird game.

That's what I've got.

Four goals in a row called back for offside.

Yeah.

So technically, the ball went in the net ten times,

but those four callbacks, like, it kept happening. So I'm new zealand wasn't relieved like each time it happened i think each time it happened it just made it worse and worse and worse and worse

thinking like eventually one of these is not going to be off and that's what happened yeah what was

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